2 eggs (unbeaten)
Directions
Step 1: Preheat oven to 350 F. Grease two shallow 9- or 10-inch-deep layer pans with shortening and dust with flour.
Step 2: Sift 2 cups cake flour into a mixing bowl. Add 1 1/2 cups sugar, 1/2 cup shortening, 1 teaspoon salt and 2/3 cup milk. Beat vigorously by hand or with a mixer on medium speed for 2 minutes. Quickly stir in 3 teaspoons baking powder.
Step 3: Add 2 unbeaten eggs, 1/3 cup milk and 1 teaspoon vanilla. Blend by hand or in mixer at medium speed for 2 minutes. The batter will be smooth and thin. Pour into the greased and floured layer pans.
Step 4: Bake for about 25 minutes, or until baked through. Frost with your favorite icing and decorate with fresh or candied flowers.
acting secretary of homeland security, we worked well with border crossings being way down. mcillinin after place will be third to lead the department in 3 years and the president plans to make that announcement next week. right now the leading candidate is ken cuccinelli according to a senior dhs official with ties to the administration who also note that he could have a hard time being confirmed in the senate where he would face a bruising confirmation hearing but also high on the list is former secretary of state crisco box who has been outspoken on immigration and spent a long time with the president and will likely face and externally tough confirmation hearing. it is also possible we could have another acting secretary for the foreseeable future because the acting title is something the president is a fan of.
they have never reached the level of elizabeth warren would have gotten a nickname from the president. of course, she s pocahontas. shannon: they would count that as status, that they ve made it. because they have a nickname. there was no voter fraud and the chairman has been very clear about that. it s simply unproven. there is no widespread voter fraud. maybe 20 people who did this. one woman in connecticut, for instance, she was on parole and didn t know she couldn t. she s facing years in jail. there is a right-wing conspiracy theory perpetrated by the president and crisco batch. don t laugh, this is very serious. saying millions of illegal aliens in this country, undocumented people, voted in the election. that is absurd and dangerous to save it. there are transparency bills and bills that they put forward. they don t want to take out the number of them. i was watching coverage, joe biden speaking right now. potential voters. a woman raised her hands and said, i m on team bid
connected to anything that i might feel like. and i m responsible. so we played this sick game. no sooner have the dead died and then we were told white supremacy is connected with donald trump. donald trump is responsible. and then we are told the dayton person didn t have anything to do with ideology and a way that would be s asymmetrical. so i think what people are confused about they don t know whether ideology and politics affects mentally unstable people or it doesn t. if it seems to be useful as we saw with the progressive candidates in the el paso case, than it does. if it s not useful in the dayton case or james hopkins and the steve s crisco lease shooting or black lives matter and johnson shooting of a police officer, there s no connection so it creates a sense of confusion and anger. and more importantly, throughout history, we know how to stop this and we have deterrence and
obligation to find out how many americans are legally here. for a whole myriad of reasons. the most important is conversion of redistricting, for budgeting and allocation of money to states. jessica: those are separate things. one, contemptuous. the other, legitimate. allocation of federal funds for social services is important. the people here, their children go to school, they go to the hospital. we must know it for that. the president even said a quiet part out loud by accident last week, he completely undermined the case that has doj had made when he said, this is for redistricting. melissa: that s what nancy pelosi said, as well. jessica: well, right. melissa: if he said it by accident under his breath, so did she. jessica: but the doj had been making an argument that it wasn t about that. the president sang the part that nancy pelosi said harris: i feel like we are going around in circles. jessica: one more thing, there was a republican strategist who passed awa